2016 USA Presidential Election

[hershel_layton]

Here is my criteria on what a good president needs to be:

1) Stop wasting billions on Israel. It's about time a president stops. We all know the reason that the presidents give the money is because they think it's "god's land". Enough of that. God's land shouldn't be made by illegal settlement.

2) No xenophobia of any kind. I don't want a president that hates people of any race, gender, culture, or religion. It's the 21st century for damn sake.

3) Stop the drug "war". We must be so civilized to waste so much money on a war over a plant that is not as harmful as people think. I mean, if weed is so dangerous, then why the hell is alcohol not illegal? oh wait...I forgot that there are almost no crimes that had weed as a cause to one's actions. Alcohol on the other hand...

4) Help women- Women are sadly still given second-class treatment in America(and around the world). We mustn't keep that going on.

5) Help minorities- This one is clear. Many minorities struggle still.

6) Don't let religion be with their presidency. Look, there's a reason why I don't care what our president's religion is(or none if they're atheist/agnostic). What I want is someone who can acknowledge the fact that their religion cannot interfere with the success of America. Israel for instance. I am pretty sure that any president who didn't think Israel was "god's land" would still waste billions giving paychecks to Israel. trump's comments on wanting to help the Christians in america scares me. I mean, Bible-thumpers(and no I am not talking to you polite christians) already create enough garbage with me. Now they can have more power, calling anyone a xenophobe if they utter any criticism of Christianity?

7) Interact- Presidents should interact with the people. It's what our former presidents(such as Abe Lincoln) used to do. It wouldn't kill them to go out into the sunlight and see their nation's people.

That's all. Those elements would make for a decent president. I can't say good as their political views may not be "good to you", but good to someone else.